New Species of Dinosaur Discovered in Istria. Bones Found at the Bottom of the Sea
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THE world's first underwater dinosaur bone site has been discovered near Bale in Istria. The 130-million-year-old remains belong to a previously unknown species of large, herbivorous dinosaur.
American paleontologist Matthew Lamanna confirmed that this is an extremely important site.
An incredible paleontological discovery near Bale in Istria! The first underwater site of dinosaur bones in the world has been found. An international team of scientists has gathered, and they are currently extracting bones from the sea that are as old as 130 million years. According to paleontologists, the bones appear to belong to a completely new species of dinosaur.
A Sensational Discovery in Istria: 130 Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Bones Are Being Lifted From the Sea
The world's first underwater dinosaur bone site has been discovered near the town of Bala in Istria. An international team of scientists is currently lifting the approximately 130 million-year-old remains from the sea. According to initial estimates by paleontologists, they belong to a previously unknown species of dinosaur, reports HRT.
In Bale, in the Kolone Bay, an elite team of world scientists from all continents has gathered to extract and preserve 130 million-year-old dinosaur bones from the seabed. This is a unique undertaking because Istria has the first and only underwater dinosaur bone site in the world, which is also the only site of their bones in Croatia. […] The post First in the world: Unique underwater dinosaur site discovered in Istria first appeared on Jabuka.…
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